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Where does it stop??

did ya see where AIG insurance is posting a 60billion loss..???..how can ya loss..??...is our insurance worth the paper its written on...??..little tid bit below i copied earlier..i dont think its going to end soon..!!!


‘There will be blood'
Harvard financial guru Niall Ferguson predicts prolonged financial hardship, even civil war, before the ‘Great Recession' ends
Article Comments (13) HEATHER SCOFFIELD

Globe and Mail Update

February 23, 2009 at 6:45 PM EST

Harvard author and financial crisis guru Niall Ferguson has landed with a thud in Ottawa, spreading messages that could make even the most confident policy makers squirm.

The global crisis is far from over, has only just begun, and Canada is no exception, Mr. Ferguson said in an interview before delivering a presentation to public-policy think tank, Canada 2020.

Policy makers and forecasters who see a recovery next year are probably lying to boost public confidence, he said. And the crisis will eventually provoke political conflict, albeit not on the scale of a world war, but violent all the same.

“There will be blood.”


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The Buy America penchant pushed by the U.S. Congress in passing the recent stimulus bill was only the tip of the iceberg.

Abu Dhabi buying Nova Chemicals at bargain-basement prices on Monday is a sign of things to come, with financial power quickly being transferred over to the world's creditors – namely sovereign wealth funds – and away from the world's debtors.

And much of today's mess is the fault of central bankers who targeted consumer-price inflation but purposefully turned a blind eye to asset inflation.

The Laurence A. Tisch professor of history at Harvard University, and author of The Ascent of Money, A Financial History of the World, sat down with The Globe and Mail's economics reporter, Heather Scoffield.
 
hell no....keep your head down and shoot straight :eek::beer;

hell ya brotha! oh did ya hear Obama's little fiscal responsibilty speech? he is preaching he is gonna cut the deficit in half by 2013, but he just doubled it...so he will bring it down to what is was when he took office? he is such a tool! he preaches fiscal responsibility after he pushed the most irresponsible financial bill EVER!
 
hell ya brotha! oh did ya hear Obama's little fiscal responsibilty speech? he is preaching he is gonna cut the deficit in half by 2013, but he just doubled it...so he will bring it down to what is was when he took office? he is such a tool! he preaches fiscal responsibility after he pushed the most irresponsible financial bill EVER!

Amen brother! :beer;
 
hell ya brotha! oh did ya hear Obama's little fiscal responsibilty speech? he is preaching he is gonna cut the deficit in half by 2013, but he just doubled it...so he will bring it down to what is was when he took office? he is such a tool! he preaches fiscal responsibility after he pushed the most irresponsible financial bill EVER!

Yea, I caught that also.
The republicans put a bill forward to freeze federal budgets at 08 levels.
The dems shot it down. Said they HAVE to spend money in order to stimulate the economy. I thought that was what the 800bil was for.
 
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